De Beauvoir Block

At the vanguard of London’s workplace revolution, De Beauvoir Block is a reinvented Edwardian industrial building housing a network of 33 spaces and studios, occupied by creative enterprises of all sizes, from freelancers and one-man bands to design agencies and – we’re proud to say – Zetteler.

Officially opened in October 2017, the block creates a community of creative organisations and individuals who mutually benefit, personally and professionally, from working under the same roof. Tenants include companies spanning art, music, design, fashion, architecture, as well as self-employed workers in search of flexible desk space in a considered, creatively inspiring environment. The social heart of the building is the De Beauvoir Block café. Designed by Sella Concept, this large, lounge-like modernist space has a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere, making it ideal for panel talks, break-out sessions, industry networking, community fundraisers and creative workshops. As of 2019, the café plays host to a regular calendar of cultural events designed to tap into the talents and interests of the Block’s tenants and nurture the creative spirit of the building.

WHAT WE DID FOR De Beauvoir Block

Team Zetteler has been proud to be based in De Beauvoir Block ever since we pitched up to our top-floor studio. We’re hugely invested in the Block, so we’re beyond delighted to be coordinating an ongoing events programme designed to nurture connections and partnerships between Block tenants, London’s wider creative scene and the local community.

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NEWS + IDEAS FEATURES

12 Jul 2019

Do we need another book club? Yes, actually.

If there’s one thing we all love at Zetteler it’s books. Knowing that Disegno has a similar obsession, it felt right to join forces and host a book club together. With the very first edition taking place at the end of the month, Disegno’s editor-in-chief explains why reading, and then discussing that reading, can only be a good thing.

18 Apr 2019

Anthony Burrill brings us joy

From Brexit woes to imminent species distinction, it’s easy to let the current climate get you down. Luckily designer and printmaker Anthony Burrill is on hand to remind us that there are some very, very good things in this life in the form of new collaborative print with letterpress legend Alan Kitching and an exhibition at Zetteler HQ, De Beauvoir Block.

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